The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-06-24

long and honorable services as governor 81
this territory, he served with great dis
tinction throushout the war
Judge A. c. Lochrane died at Atlanta.
Ca, recently from heart dissase He
was fifty. eight years old, and came here
from iceland when a poor boy. he went
sdalth, and was finally appointed q judge
OF the circuit court. Later on he was hp-
pointed chief justice OF the supreme court.
The Chicago & Northwestern railroad
depot at Doland, Dak- was totally de-
stroyed by fire.
The Wisconsin Central filed article Of in
corporation at Madison, consolidating
under the MANAGEMENT Of one company
all the roads and branches OF the central
system heretofore existing under several
names. They aggregate $50 miles Of road.
The capital stock IS SIS, 600, 600. Of which
50, 600, GOO is preferred stock.
A storm at Detroit, Mich, and vicinity,
injured erona and did soma minor dam.
ages.
The biggest nugget Of gold ever found Ia
Wisconsin was washed out on the 17th.
on the farm of John Condit, one mile from
Rock Elm, Pierce county. 1t weighed nearly
three grains. Several other fine nuggets
wore found with ID.
At Queenstown while examining the bag
gage Of q passenger named Peter Troy, on
the steamer Adriatic from New York, the
customs officers iound o bow containing
explosives. Troy was arrested, He claim
ed that the box had been given him by a
friend in America to take to his home near
Rosscrea, and that tho explosives were
harmless toy rockets.
The British police have issued circular
warning chemists and other persons deal
~, lftait Iauft ff. aal
TO suspicious persons. The government
has offered reward Of f100 for iniorma.f
tion regarding the illegal manufactures oi
dynamite.
The following is R. @. Dun q Co.'s weekly
review ol trade: II is most encouraging
that two OF the great speculations by
which legitimite business has formerly
been embarrassed have come TO an end
and without disaster to other parties save
those who had invited disaster. Arnold n
Co. in coffee, Kershaw & Co. in grain, with
the powerful combinations behind them
have broken. with number OF smaller op.
orators, but commerce and finances have
not been seriously disturbed.
At the blbilee procession Queen Victoria
will ride in an open carriage decorated
with chocolate and gold and emblazonod
with tho royal arms and crown.
1t Is rnmored that tsIegranis have been
received from London ordering the Indian
government 70 forward troops to the All.
CHAN frontier.
In the house Of commons the coercion
bill passed the comI1ittee stage the op-
position having retired In disgust. Mon
day, June 2T. was fixed ais the date on
which the bill Will be reported to the
house.
The sun OF Madame Fnrach. Madi against
tho National Opera company OF New York
for 81, ,o73, as unpaid SALARY, was decided
in favor OF the singer
The building trade section 81 the CentrAs
Labor union OF Naw York met and unani-
mously decided 20 send q delegats to at
tend convention oi the building trades
councils OF the sountry called TO meet ia
Chicago June 2S. Speeches we're made dc
claring that ii was necessary To have q
national trades counsel as an oiiset to the
Master Builders association, which has de-
clared that the present attempt to break
up trades unions in Chicago Vas only q
forerunner Of similar action in other cities.
On the 18th there were IA separate fires
in Chicago. Two were In the lumber dis.
trict, and for time threatened great de-
struetion. Twsnty,three engines and two
fire boats quickly concentrated proved
equal to the emergency, and the loss in tho
lumber yards win not exceed $4,000.
At Butte, Mont, as workmen we've rails
ing the residence Of J. M Bowes, the struc.
turs collapsed, and Mrs. Bowes, aged 30,
was crushed to death. The remains wew
badly maugled-
Over 100, 600 strangers, not including the
military. naval forces, war Veterans and
inyited guests, were in New Haven on the
stthii I'll 20 witne55 ki1s ceremony 81 tieti5tiT1E
A special to the Nows and Courier. oi
Charleston, s. c., reports startling shock
OF earthquake at gomeryille, accompanied
by Che most prolonged roaring heard since
October 22, OF last year. Charleston Is
quiet.
william Van Luael the oldest citizen in
point OF residence Of ScotS county, Iowa.
died Of heart disease. Another one of Bur
lington's old and prominent business men
passed away In the person Of Mayor A. 9.
Adams.
at Liberty, New York, John Wales and
Curtis Fiske quarreled over d pretty wid~
ow, Of whom both wers enamored. and the
former was shot and killed. Fiske claims
TO have fired in sell defense, His victim
leaves widow and child.
VIM. O'Brien arrived at Dublin recently
and was received with the greatest ovation
witnessed thore in many years. The route
Of the procession, extending two miles was
densely packed with people and all the
windows along the line we're crowded.
The Inarchioness Of Londonderry win
present to tho queen u casket containing
100, 600 signatures and 43, 700 in cash. IS
jubileeoifering iro M Irishwomen.
The man With whom the Countess Campo
left France is the Viscount Delateur Car
boeuf. The couple went to Antwerp and
will 20 thence to England. where they viii
be married The ecountess has written 10 the
papers saying that her object in running
off with the yiscouns was 70 secure her req
lease from her oppressors and regain
her liberty. The countess fortune is
ST 400 O00